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This time the cogwheels were not on top but at the side.

But here he was making what appeared to be a perfect little cogwheel.

Following this, a cogwheel system was in use for about twenty years.

It was like becoming a cogwheel in a glass clock.

It led back toward the lake and the cogwheel railway station.

The engineering industry was represented by the cogwheels in the crest.

Nevertheless, she could regard herself as a needed cogwheel, upon which one factor depended.

The coat of arms depicts a sailing ship and cogwheels.

"The cogwheels rotating at the very core of his heart suddenly went berserk."

I'm down among the cogwheels of the Universe.

The cogwheel refers to the long tradition of metalworking in the municipal area.

This was engaged by two cogwheels carried on vertical shafts under the car.

On the way from the source to the mirror, the beam passes through a rotating cogwheel.

On that cold, clear morning in November he was to see the careful cogwheels in motion.

A solar symbol - a cogwheel, put on the cross, symbolizes the sun and the light of knowledge.

After the closure of rack railway routes the cogwheel drive was removed.

Each of the massive stone blocks was carved with interlocking cogwheels.

Lucille asked, "What is wrong with the bloody cogwheels?"

The method of Foucault replaces the cogwheel by a rotating mirror.

The cogwheels are for the modern engineering industries.

The final cable car ride up and the cogwheel railway each approach the summit from different sides of the mountain.

"I'll bet you a year's worth of water that those tracks link up somehow with the cogwheel railway."

There was a poiyonngggg, and a brief shower of cogwheels.

A cardboard box filled with assorted springs and cogwheels.

The driving cogwheel is housed in a special frame, that lies above the second and third axle.